BUTTER AND CHEESE

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12617, 30 November 1926, Page 12

BUTTER AND CHEESE

NEW ZEALAND DAIRY PRODUCE BOARD'S CABLE The New Zealand Dairy Produce Board advises having received the following cable from tho London office of the board, dated November 27th, 1925: “Butter. New Zealand, new season 1565, 158 s; old season, 1465, 1545. Market has shown considerable improvement since last Tuesday. Large quantities stored and new season’s butter sold at advancing prices. Sales, 64,956 boxes; stocks, 5245 boxes. Next arrival lonic December 6th. Kin Ora and Kimutaka produce probably .subject to survey owing to fires, and probably not fully available Christmas trade. Australian, officially quoted 141 ft, lodes, now 1525, 1545; Argentine, 138 s, 144*; Dutch, 3705, 1725; Siberian, 1325, 1365; Danish, 170 s, 1725. Retail prices unchanged. Continental position unchanged. “Cheese. —Market remained exceedingly quiet until Thursday, since when very active, advanced prices, both coloured and white Finest. 87s: first grade, 85s. Sales. 3G4T crates; stock, 13.488 crates. Canadian, 86s, 88s spot, 84s 6d c.i.f. Retail prices unchanged.” Tho board haw also received the following market, prices from the agents in Canada, dated November 27th, 1926: “Butter.—New York, 52 cwits (2s 2d), market, firm; Montreal, 36J cents Os 61d/, factories (dosing; Vancouver, 35? cents (Is ssd.; ’Frisco, 451 cents Is lO’dj. “Cheese. —Montreal, 17 cents (BRJ,).”